Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-04


 This entire ticket was elected:
 aRepublican ticket-For town clerk, Charles D. Barnes; for town treasurer, Charles D. Barnes; for selectmen, Wheaton s. Plumb, Augustine M. Lewis; for asses sors, Richard L. Williams, Edward G.. Neal; for board of relief, Andrew F. Barnes, Charles H. Tolles; for constables, Charles H. Tolles, Charles w. Dutton, George l.. Clark, Charles B. Cowles, William T. Woolley, Al fred Winchell George O. Lamson: collector of taxes, Heber s. Ives: grand ju TOTS, Winthrop W. Wolcott, Richard L. Williams, Lenuel Barber, Luman Andrews, Bennett Lewis, Sylvester o. Lord; school visitor, Stephen Walkley; registrar of voters, Charles P. Hobart; school fund treasurer, Charles D. Barnes; auditor of town accounts, Edwin P. Hotchkiss; sealer of weights and measures, Samuel E. Cowles.
 The names below on the Democratic ticket were elected:
 For selectman, Thomas Scanlan school visitor, Solomon Finch; registrar of voters, David H. Monahan; auditor of town accounts, James H. Pratt.
 This ticket was elected; Republican justice ticket: Walter s. Merrell, Jason w. Morse, Edwin c. Stillman, Edgar w. Frost, Ran dolph w. Cowles, Francis M. Lewis, Francis D. Churchill, Freeman Carleton.
 Southbury's ElecGiOn-No Lfcense-Re-
 publIcans for All but One Omce.
 SoUTHBURY, Oct. 3.-At the election to- day no license was carried by 34 majority. The full Republican ticket was carried with the exception of Collector of Taxes Cyrus Gray. Town clerk, S. L. Futile; se1ectmen, c. A. Smith, J. M. Mitchell, T. F. Wheeler, Jacob Wench; town treasurer, H. B. Rus rell; assessors, A. M. Platt, George Pierce; auditor, H. P. Downes; constables, W. M. Blakeley, E. N. Treat, N. G. Averill, G. w. Smith, A. W. Ambler, c. J. Osborne, E. c. Hine; grand jurors, E. D. Amber, w. E. Mitchell, G. NJ. Platt, Gidney Stiles, Jarvis Somers, A. D. Lewis; board of relief, M. s. Platt, c. A. Stone; registrars, w. s. Wood ward, H. F. Wheeler; school visitor, M. L. Cooley.
 In North Haven.
 The whole North Haven Republican ticket was elected.
 Derby So1idIy epubIIcan-StrOng for
 License.
 BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 3.-Derby went solidly Republican, the Republicans electing their entire ticket by 150 majority. The two Re- publican selectmen elected are Judge John B. Quillinan and Joel W. Wheeler, and the Democratic member is Nathan B. Treat. The rest elected are Reuben H. Tucker, town clerk and registrar of births, deaths and marriages; Charles E. Clark, town treasurer William H. Hummer, Albert F. Sherwood and George
  thew Donnelly, Charles l.. Hill and Eli H. Wskeley; Dr. George L. Beardsley, medical examiner. Clark H. Rogers and T. J. O'Sul- livan were elected members of the board of education. Dr. Beardsley received a very gratifying evidence of his acceptability to his 62 votes.
 A tax of 10 mills was laid.
 The town voted 525 for license to 83 against
 In Milford.
 The old town of Milford persisted in going Democratic, but by a small majority only. The successful candidates were: Town agent, William H. Andrews selectmen, William H. Andrews and James Mccarthy, Dem, J. w. Buckingham, Rep; town clerk and registrar of births, deaths and marriages, John W. Fowler; collector of taxes, Lewis B. Beers town treasurer, treasurer and agent of town deposit fund, and treasurer of school fund, Phineas s. Bristol registrar of voters, Alonzo W. Burns :; assessors, Wil- liam Platt and Isaac o. Smith board of relief, Clark w. Stowe and James E. Ford constables, Amos J. Brown, Charles Luke, Charles w. Oviatt, Edgar Van Horn, Michael B. Barney, Lewis B. Beers, Lewis O. Lamp fire; grand jurors, James S. Tbbals, Charles W. Smith, George J. Smith, George E. Platt, William Brotherton, Thomas Beahan; audit or, Henry J. Bristol; board of education, William G. Mitchell, George M. Gum; com missioner of Washington bridge, Isaac O. Smith.
 In MtddIebury.
 The Republicans had the best of it in the contest. The successful ticket was: Town clerk, Marcus DeForest; selectmen, George o. Ellis and Edmund B. Hoyt r, Henry S. Atwood d; treasurer, William Tyler; asses- Toh d of of Levings Abbott and Charles T. Yale r, George Treat d; collector, George Treat d. auditor, Levings Abbott; registrars, Frank Tyler T, Birdsey B. Atwood d.; town agent, George O. Ellis; constabies, George s. Pope and George G. Speer r, Bird sey B. Atwood d, grand jurors, Edmund B. Hoyt James E. Baldwin d; agent town de- posit fund, George O. Ellis; treasurer town deposit fund, William Tyler; registrar births, marriages and deaths, Marcus De- Forest sexton, Frank H. Wheeler. The Democrats Carry South NorwaIk.
 The Democrats in South Norwalk yester- day elected their mayor and five out of six councilmen. The town of Norwalk has in all probability gone Democratic with large majority for license.
 A Democratic Victory ln WalIlngford.
 A light vote in yesterdays town election gave the Democrats majority of about 100 on the minor town offices. The Republicans elected the first selectman and town collector. Much scratching was done at the polls. The successful ticket was: Town clerk, O. I. Martin; scleetmen, c. N. Jones and E. J. Hugh, d., w. Burr Hall, r.; treasurer, s. J. Hall; collector, R. A. Austin, r., registrar of voters, school visitor and auditor, Henry L. Hall, 1st; assessor, Homer R. Johnson; surveyor of highways, A. D. Mclean; weigh CTS, Harry D. Kendrick, Henry L. Hall, 2d, Bennett Jeralds, w. E. Rice, liam H. Mckenzie, Homer R. Johnson, A. D. Mclean, Linus H. Hall, John G. Pnelan, Thomas McKeon; constables, G. W. Morse, R. S. Austin, D. O'Reilly, Frank Hastings, Lorenzo R. Cook, George A. Hopson, Hezekiah Northrop; sealer of weights and measures, L. M. Phelps; gauger, Franklin of relief, David M. Hall, Henry O. Wooding, Thomas DennadY. 2d.